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Brute Force and Finesse

on BBC One London

From the frontiers of technology, a look at new ways of shaping and forming materials.
The electron beam giving heat 10,000 times as intense as the electric arc; explosives for slapping metals into shape; lost wax, a 5,000-year-old process brought up to date; the plasma torch for cutting new materials. All new processes, available now. But how-many are being used?
Commentary by Derek Cooper.
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Contributors

Script:
Gerald Leach
Narrator:
Derek Cooper
Special music:
BBC Radiophonic Workshop
Sound mixer:
Brian Watkins
Sound recordist:
John Woodiwiss
Cameraman:
Peter Sargent
Film editor:
Gitta Zadek
Assistant producer:
Alec Nisbett
Producer:
Max Morgan-Witts

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